Learning About Ice Pressure Ridges: Revision history

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• curprev 11:5311:53, 31 December 2024‎ Saskia talk contribs‎ 1,250 bytes +1,250‎ Created page with "The ice pressure ridge is a figure that gestures towards the agencies of the land itself. Where sea-ice meets the shore, or where ice sheets are pushed into each other by their underlying currents, they are forced upwards. Where the ice sheets are forced upwards they shape jagged lines of icy structures across the landscape. When encountering such an ice pressure ridges you have to trail alongside them to find an appropriate point of crossing. The figure of the Ice-pres..."